Moira Sutton, M.D., radiation oncologist, has joined the staff at the center, with privileges at both Fauquier Hospital and Prince William Hospital. Dr. Sutton holds degrees from Duke University, Goucher College, and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Read more about Dr. Sutton.

If you’ve been diagnosed with cancer and are deciding what to do next, call The Cancer Center at Lake Manassas for a consultation. Dr. Aggarwal works with each patient to summarize the diagnosis and review all treatment options. 

”My ultimate goal is to educate each patient to help him understand the disease, the diagnosis, and the next steps,” says Dr. Aggarwal. “By listening to each patient and providing as much information as possible, I strive to help each patient make an informed decision about their own care and be comfortable with the treatment process.”

Jackie Glenn has joined The Cancer Center as the patient navigator. The goal of the patient navigation program is to make sure that the comprehensive and varied cancer care treatments offered through The Cancer Center are accessed by all patients, especially those who may not have a strong support group. 

Read more about Jackie and our patient navigation program.

No one treatment has proven best for all men with prostate cancer, so getting reliable and accurate information about all options is important. Treatment choices include radiation – external beam or brachytherapy (seed implant) - or surgical removal of the prostate. Both can cure prostate cancer, but each has its own set of side effects that can greatly affect the patient and quality of life.  

The Cancer Center provides radiation therapy and is the only center in the Northern Virginia area to offer innovative RapidArc™ radiation therapy. RapidArc is a major advance that improves dose conformity while significantly shortening treatment times. RapidArc delivers treatments two to eight times faster than our fastest dynamic treatments today while increasing precision. This is a winning combination that enables physicians to improve the standard of care and treat patients more effectively. 

Take time to research your options and talk to trusted physicians, asking questions about the benefits and risks for various treatments. For more information on options and the latest advances in prostate cancer treatment, contact The Cancer Center at (703) 753-4045.

Thousands of physicians in DC, Maryland, and Virginia were asked: If someone in your family were sick, which doctor would you call? The result is a guide to 1,700 of the area's best doctors in 36 specialties, including radiation oncologist Dr. Aggarwal. 

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